The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-07-07

Ala. class Ar to 5.l06 New Orleans Pa
Ala. class b, IS. IN chc, LIST mort. &c
Georgia IS, mort. 1925 \. I Central. .... 1895
n. Carolina Is. 1877 Norf. & w pref, 81
n. Carolina is. 81 Nor. Pacific. ..... S39S
So Caro-. BROWN pref. 5334
eonsols 100 Pacific Mail. ..... 43S4
Tennessee Us 49,. "a Readmg. .......... 561S
Virginia is ...... t46 Richmond & Ale.
Va. consolidated *54 Richmond 4 Danv150
Ch'peake & Ohio. 034 Richmd g. W. 1T.
Chic. 4 Northw'n.i1S Terminal .,.... 314
preferred us Rock Island. ......129
Della, Lack & W. la3 St Paul. .......... S714
East Tennessee, Texas Pacific .... 20s4
new stock. 1915 Tenn. Coal s Iron. 81
Lake Shore. 90 91ls Union Pacific ..- 56%
L'ville s. Nash . G2 n. j. Central. .... 40
Memphis & Char 100 Missouri Pacific 1925
Mobile & Ohio. 1915 Western Union. 1913
Nash. & Chatta.. SllS CottonOilTrust Ger $685.
*Asked. ibid.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, July 6. 1890 p m.-Cotton dull;
prices generally in buyers favor; middling up
lands 1a-lGd Iniddling Orleans 15-1Gd; sales
5000 bales, for speculation and export 1000
bales; receipts 5000 bales-American none.
Futures Uplands, low middling clause July
and August delivery ) 53-GId, also 5l-G4d, Au-
gust and September 55l-64d, also 62-64d; Sep
TENDER and October 32-64d, also 3l-6fd, Octo-
Der and November 22-6id, November and De-
cemhcr :. 2l-GId, also 5 l0-64d, December and
January 20G4d, also 1S64d, January and
February 206td, also 1S-64d, September
o 5l-G4d, also 52-G4d. Market steady at the de-
cline.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted to 200 bales new docket.
y. m.-The sales to-day included G,000 bales
of American.
Futures-Uplan low middling clause, July
delivery 52-OId, sellers; July and August
5 52-6id, sellers; August and September 52-Oid,
sellers; September and October 81 Gid, buyers;
October and November 22-61d, value; Novcnl-
Der and December l9-64d, buyers; December and
January ) 1854, buyers; January and Feb
! ruary 1SGld buyers; September 52-GlL sell
crs. Market quiet but steady
Niddling uplands 516d middling Orleans
sgd.
p m.-Futures: Uplands. low middling
clause, July delivery 526ld, value: July and
August 52-G1d, value; August and September
3 52-tld. value September and October 32-Gid,
sellers; October and November 22-64d, buyers;
November and December 20-G4d, sellers; De
cenber and January 19-G4d. sellers: January
and February 8 l9-6Id, sellers; September
5 5264d value Market closed steady.
MANCHESTER, July 6.-The Guardian says:
''Sales have been light and sellers have made no
progress. The short time movement does not
SlacSen, and yesterdays experience tends to
strengthen it. 1t is believed that distant dis
| tributors have heard enough of the cotton
| squeeze to encourage them to postpone all eX-
cept hand to mouth buying in the hope that
when cotton does become easier they can do
better. 1t is likely, however, they are mistaken
| in this view. as the adoption of short time is
certain to senSiby lessen the supply if it is con
I tinued few weeks Meanwhile the reluctance
| of purchasers is affording powerful aid to the
| movement. There have been very few sales of
export yarns. The little business done for
| Japan seems to satisfy requirements. Shipping
sorts are steady. Cloth is inactive for all sec
tions. Orders of heavy weights of shirtings of
| good quality have been filed
| NEW YORK, July 6, noon.-Cotton opened
| quiet but steady; middling uplands 10 l5-16c,
middling Orleans ike; sales 21S bales
| Futures-Market quiet but steady, with sales
as follows July delivery 10 &C, August 10 73c.
| September 10 csc, October CSC. November
| 8 Coo, December 59c
500 D. m-NIarket closed steady; middling up.
lands 10 15-16c, middling Orleans 11sc; sales to
| day 314 bales; net receipts none, gross r@o6
| bales
| 800 bales, as follows: July delivery 10 674
| 10 Csc, August 10 716D10 re, September 10 O3Q
| 10 C4c, October 8 7lc, November 962(89 63c, De
| cember 00G9 Gle, January 5000 64c, February
| 8 $50 8 zoe. March 75Qu9 76c.
| Green & Co. S report on cotton futures saws:
| There has been some pretty liberal trading in
| old crop but with further decline in values.
| The heaviness seemed to be due in great
measure to tame accounts from Liverpool and
| the noncombative policy of leading bull opera
| tors, who seem unwilling to take up the offer
| ngs coming, but under an effort to lquidate
| long cotton, upon which the general line OF
| holders see no profit. There has, however in a
quiet way been considerable buying. New
| crop adviceS continue very promising, but there
| is noticeable absence of positive depression on
distant positions, and indeed pretty good de
mand up to the end of the year, with January
! getting fair share"
| GALVESTON, July 6.-Cotton nominal middling
| 10 1-lac; net receipts bales, gross s. sales
| none; stock 3,2S6 bales; exports coastwise 79l
| bales.
NoRFoLK, July 6.-Cotton quiet; middling
| 101Sc; net receipts none, gross none; sales
| none; stock 2,053 bales.
| BALTIMORE, July Cotton quiet but firm;
middling 11s6c; net receipts none, gross 13t
bales; sales none; stock $3.50 bales; exports
| coaStwse 100 bales.
| BosToS. July 6.-Cotton quiet midding 111sc;
net receipts none, gross 1893 bales; sales none;
| stock none.
W1LM1NGToN, July Cotton firm; middhng
1016c; net receipts none; sales none; stock 039
bales.
PHILADELPHIA, July 6-Cotton firm; middling
11c; net receipts none, gross bales; stock Ia 79G
| bales.
New ORLEANS, July Cotton quiet; mid
| ding 10Nc; net receipts 1853 bales, gross 1853;
sales $50 bales; stock 73473 bales
MOBILE, July 6.-Cotton nominal; middling
| 10l6c; net receipts bale, gross /; sales none;
MEMPHIS, July Cotton quiet; middling
| 105sc; receipts q bales; shipments none; sales
80 bales; stock 1854 bales.
AUGUSTA, July Cotton quiet but steady;
middling 1034c; receipts bales; sales 10 bales.
| CHARLESTON, July Cotton quiet but firm;
mddling 1024c; net receipts none, gross none
sales none; stock 5,675 bales.
! ATLANTA, July 6.-COtton- niddling 10L5c
receipts "a bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, July G, 1890 p m.-Wheat steady;
| demand poor; holders offer freely. Corn dull;
| demand poor. Lard, prime Western SIS 3D..
| NEW YORK, July e, noon.-flour quiet and
weak Wheat lower Corn lower Pork steady;
| mess SIS OOd15 80. Lard steady at So 9712
| FreightS firm. Old mess pork firm at S14 900
| ID rs.
5p m.-Flour decidedly more active mainly
| on home trade account; Southern flour steady
| but rather quiet. Wheat. ungraded 16GI6S15c
| No. 9 red, July delivery S5l5G,S55sc, September
| 81 15-16Ms51zc. Corn steady; speculation mode
rate; No. 2, July delivery 45Qg4514c, August
46d461lc. Oats, cash a shade better; options
Nose lower; No 2, 1881 a 335sc; mixed Western
| 3l036c; No ., July. delivery $3.50 3319c, Au-
| gust 31196t3l5Ec. Hops steady. Coffee fair
! Rio quiet at lSkc; No Rio, not quoted. Sugar
| quiet and unchanged Molasses dull and
nominal Cotton seed oil--3ic for crude, 4216
held Wool quiet but firm; domestic fleece 300
demand moderate. Beef dull. Beef hams
steady Tiercc beef dull. City extra India mess
| SI2Gi3 Cut meats firm but quiet Mddles
dull aud nominal Lard 10@12 points lower and
dull; Western steam, on spot Sc S716 August
delivery So sG616 49, September SO 070t7 o.; city
steam &c 20; refined quoted at 81 10 TO the con
tinent. Freghts dull cotton, 3-32d; wheat,
2Ad.
CHICAGO, July 6.-Ncw winter wheQt is in
speeding remarkably well-of eighteen Cars re-
ceivcd this morning, all grade No 2 or better.
A weaker feeling prevailed in the wheat market
at the opening Angus, started at 7l9Bc, ad-
vnuced to f176c, but quickly reacted under free
offerings and sold down TO T1lZc. Wheat WINS